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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-05
DEP-A RTURE
ARare Chance.

r INTEND TO LEAVE LOS ANGELES
l. IN the month of May, and am desirous
of disposing Of the following property on
or before that time:
First-My residence, 405 Temple street;
twO-stOry house, IL rooms and cellar: hnely
finished and built in the most substantial
manner; good stable and outhouses nicely
mproved lot 80 feet on Temple street, 150
feet deep; also. 47@ feet on Bunker Hill
avenue by 1891 feet with 20-foot alley
Also, one OF the finest carriage teams in the
cit; carriage. phaeton. harness and fittings
ties wanting complete and q well-located
house ready for occupancy.
Secoud-TwO lots on Temple street. oppo-
site Olive; graded. good location for bust
ness or fine residence site.
Third-Three lots in Block 2. Park tract
close to business; two lots in Block 8, Park
tract, nes r Ostrich farm road.
Five lots in Block 10, Park tract nice 10.
cality and near Temple street cable road.
Ten lots in Block H. Park tract, joining
Angeleno Heights tract; speculation.
A corner lot in Block 13, Park tract; fine
view; a choice lot.
Eight lots in Block ID, Park tract; we'll
situated end good view.
Seven lots in Block II, Park tract, near
Temple-street cable road graded streets.
Ten lots in Block 18, Park tract; fine loca-
| ton; streets graded lots level.
One lot in Block %, Park tract, l50 feet
from Temple street; bargain.
Also, seventy-ive lots in the Beaudry
Water Works tract, on Alameda street, near
railroad depots; excellent location for bust.
ness, warehouses, etc.
Three fine new cottages in healthful 10
cality, magnificent view. and only two
minutes walk from business center and
horse.car lines; for sale at bargain.
One lot in OCEAN View tract and two in
Washington tract These will be sold cheap
Owing to my departure, am offering the
above at prices considerably under the
market and on terms that will be easy.
For prices and conditions, call at my Of
ice, 1851 Temple street, at car-hOuse O1
Temple.street cable railway.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF M. +. TYLER, DECEASED
Ia Notico is hereby given by the under
signed, Executor ofthe last will and tesla
ment of M. +. Tyler. deceased, TO the cred
itors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten (10)
months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said executor. sat Room Is
Temple Block. Los Angeles City, that being
his place of business for the transaction of
the business of said estate in the County of
Los Angeles. A. II. DUNLAP,
Executor OF the last will of M. +. Tyler, de-
ceased.
Dated at Los Angeles, February 25, 1887.
lnrl-4W
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

OF THE COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES,
" State of Califorpia-In the matter of
the estate OF d. II. Hale, deceas ed.-NOtice-
is hereby given by the undersigned, admin
istrator of the above named estate, to the
creditors Of, and sill persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from the first publication of this
notice to the undersigned, at the office Of
Greaves & O'Melveny, room q Baker block >
iu the city of Los Angeles, that being the
place for the transaction of all business OF
the estate.
February 9, 1887.
f1O-4w J. NJ. ELLIOTT Administrator
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NSTATE OF AMOS TRAVIS, DECEASED.
u Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrator of the estate Of Amos
Travis, deceased, to the creditors of, and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the neces
sary vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice. to the said
Administrator at the office OF Smith and
Clark. Temple Block. the same being the
place for the transaction OF the business of
said estate in the county of Los Angeles.
JAY COLEMAN TRAVIS,
Administrator of the Estate OF Amos Travis,
Deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles, March /, 1887.
me- 4w S"iTH Il CLARK.
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Hound south.

The following left on the Queen of the
Pacific for San Diego yesterday: R Jas
per, L Bupzl, c w Forbes and wife, Jno
ise!e, Mrs Lemon, L Kirk and wife, w
B Sheriff, w l. Shed, H A Williams, d
ID Ormes, J L Craig, and one steerage.
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DAILY HERALD,
THE COURTS.
nu,eraor Csurt-.Departme One.
Hutton, J.

uuperaor Csurt..Dep partmcnt One'
Hutton, J.
FRIDAY, March a, 1887.
People VS.. Lev sring-On trial. =,
People VS.. Rennett-Continued until
March 9th.
People VS.. Thos. Williams Same
action.
People VS.. VIM. Ritchie and Richard
Roe johnson-Information filed charg'
Ing them with attempting to ootain
money by false pretenses.
Estate of Temple minors-Guardian
annual account approved.
Estate of James-Continued until
March 7th at 10 A. M.
SET FOR FRIDAY.
People VS.. Levtriug.
People VS.. s. c. Dubbs.
0evartment TwO-O'MeiSeny' %
LYONS VS., Alexander ct al.-A. ..
King appointed guardian ad htem' tor
minor defendants.
Hsxard VS.. Los Angeles City ct al
Dsfault of defendants entered.
In re application of Max kaufman,
native Of Germany-Admitted to Gill
xsnahip.
Thaver vs., Curtis-Dscree for plaintiff.
Brown vs.. Star ct al.--A. NJ. Ihorn'
tom. d. Munroe and Otto Brodtbeck ap'
pointed appraisers.
Walker va. Connecticut Fire Insurance
Company = Demurrer overruled; ten
days to answer.
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H- CONSULTATION FREE. IN
Il. e. for only few minutes.)
OFFICE HOURS /:

DIR. W. N. DAVIs-Los Angeles, to 6
p M.-Pasadena, 10 A. NJ. to P.M NJ.
DR.. W. II. DAVIS-Los Angeles, 8 to IL
A. NJ, 1 to 8 p. NJ. and 7 to SPIN
N. B.-Profes sional calls answered from
Los Angeles Office at all hours.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-05

GIVE YOUR CHILDREN, Tor Coughs and
Colds, Group, Whooping Cough and Hoarse-
ness, Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir. G. F.
Heinzeman, agent, Los Angeles.
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FOR r. II n II
PROSPEROUS TOWN OF POMONA

THE LARGE
DRICK STORE. COR. OF ELLEN AND
ID Second streets, now occupied rs nard-
ware store. The building is 26x70 feet. with
warehouse attached; counters and shelly
ing all complete, and handsomely fitted.
This Is fine opening for large stock of
hardware and agricultural implements.
Apply to JOHN JOHNlT0N. Pomona.
or to SCHODER, JOHNSTON & CO.,
Los Angeles.
Pomona, February %, 1887. f25-lm
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Marriage Licenses.

The following persons were yesterday
licensed to wed: Alva Johnson to M.
A. Phillippi.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-05
justices, Courts.

Justices' Courts.
CITY CoURr-AUsTIN, J. P.
People VS.. Charles Leach and William
Powell Disturbing the peace.
People VS.. James Ash-Battery; jury
trial March 18th at 10 A. NJ.
People VS.. John Hutton-lndecent
exposure; $3.50 or $50 days in the county
jil.
People VS.. J. A. Wilson, Jas. Patter-
SON aud Edward Davis-Robbery; ex'
animation set for Saturday at II A. M;
committed in default of $500 bail.
TOWNSHIP coURT-TANEY, J.p.
People vs. John L. Fonck--Embezzle-
ment; defendant discharged.
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fifth balance monthly payments with
interest.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-05
NHOE;
zoo Acres in Los Angeles
DIVIDED INTO ONLY
1900 LOTS!

PRICES OF LOTS.
Up to 100 Feet Front $50. Half-acre Lots, $780,
From 1-2 to Acre, $500. From to
Acres $500. Acre Lots, $3.50.
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ED-Brsnch ONCE. over Jones Fair. Cole
raoo street, Pasadena. MIRO
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mas. DAVIS & DAVIS,

4sN N. spring ST., Lo. Angelo.
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To Bakers. CUnfeCtlOnsrS, Hotels. etc.
vElEpKORE 272.

TF You WANT ANY BAKER, PASTRY
/ cook or confectioner, address the
BAKERS UNION, No. As, Postoffice box
1869, or call at JACOB REUSCH, 103 South
Spring street, Rosters Bakery. o13 1y
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

il and Of other portions of Forfarshire. As we
hooked across it one autumn afternoon. / asked,
Dalbousie IL a spot where the trees grow thlck
was his NO." he answered. wherever you see
a tree you may be sure don't own it, Inc prop
erty had been stripped OF its timber not many gen
erations back. The very avenue from the gaze OF
Brechin TO the castle had been cut down. Two or
three trees had escaped. They were known as tIc
Sentinels.' .
Hehad excellent abilities. but his strength lay IN MS
s,mpe rig mindedness ard purity OF ichaiactcr' i
WAS perfectly open perfectly sincere. dlslntercted
tho aoul of honor. His charm of manner was due
in mart IN MA ipgenuausnes. and extraordinary
mower of sympathy with Others. There was no.
Ao1v who came in contact wlth hhn ioin 'i'
Oneen o hig servants who dll not hSc nun hotit-
iiy He had amb tIons, and his snGuiary moucs'
e,timst of his capacities kept them under Lauy
Dalbon.le was OF great help 70 her husoahu III poii
tjcs and In all things worldly as well ms domestic
She shone in society az few women shone Daihousio
bod two secretaries and she WAS thi d. and somc-
tunes not tho least busv or useful OF the thl'o'
The nertv she gave at Dover House the year he
wo, Minister for Scotland was an event. even III
London: nothing smarter" nothing more heIp-
fnl to the party was done that year. she under
stood politics aud the value Of social efforts III
politics. There Is no service she might not nave
rendered the liberal canse Her range of accom-
piehments included painting. at whlch slo a, o,ho
hard. " h0 that ha1 known her VIII eyer i"ie & er'
the animation the COURAGE. 'ho fre'h pI,lIiIinO,
the dI,tinc Ian of tins GazZ'in- Creatnre VIII
add no mote; 40 hpndIc .. MN" 10 h'o
and conduct, no rIbu.e 10 him or her, av
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

Unhappny for the wrochei victim Of their assaults dys
pep.a constipation AMI biiousness ara faithful allies
When OF these foe attacks tho system tho other
speedily follow In ts wnko and success olv mako thoir
onslaught succcssively but not successfully II Hostel
ters stomach ters DO used TO rope tho onset Tho nit
tes easily errpatcs those monsor, ST George is de-
upon glass bottles which contain The mod cine Their
mutuly destroyed. they prociptatey roroat leaving
OF position strongly nircnchod by the
Bltera This grand forner Is also reliable buwark
against insiou assaults OF malaal disease and stops
approach OF rheumatism It, relieves ner
yous complaints and ipu.Jts vigor 10 tho weak
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
TRAGIC SEQUEL ora COLLEGE B0I'S PEAyA


one OF the brightest men that ever attended Han
ward college Wa- Summer PalDc. son 81 Henry ".
Paine. a leading lawyer Of Boston. Paine alNats od
bis class m thc college. h' lad done b. foe iA9
Boston Latin school. without much study q: rHou,
II during ihe Har. and iis before the battle Il
Gctfy,buIs. that one of the professors Of tAe college,
Who was much d-.lAel ly the students b reason u
bis air1- tuf d. .."r, Na, about 10 hc married ID,
evening II the wedding Paine headed hand OK
students Who JUS the professor vas about 90 -
to the house Of tho Drl'e al which the wedding y as
10 take placc locbcd hA 90 hi, room and prevented
him from being on hand ar the pointed time, 10
consequence ~ which tho wedding ceremony Va. post.
poncd. 1hfou sh window the professor recognized
Paine among h, tOrurhto.N, and The next day pf
f,rrcd charges against HIM The faculty va, 10th 10
disc piinc Paine. they admired the yaing man ana
his ability. am partook to great extent of fhe SUI
dents q >lr for the professor II was necessary iNr
the preservation ~ d'scur" thar some notice >io III
b. taken 90 tho matter. and much against their wishes
they expelled Paine with The und"r- andins thar N
h. allloHzcd o." nd lc r,iHstatrL Pdlnc va, ot'-
sensitive and k"cnly felt his grace. He a. once
went - Governor Andrew, who was an ola family
friend. who gave him commission IN regiment AZ
~, front az Getty -lurg Paiur 1T for hl- post ot
duty once. arrived al Gettysburg thc day TIE i-
ing began. and fell moltally wounded within ""
hours ~ his alIiN al
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now RUSSIANS MIKE TEA.



"ThIs Is A Russian samOva?." said the hcau Oh 'Io
pussian drpartmcnt at Tifany's in answer 10 /"
question "Thls is the last We have. We dlu h"'
impor any NOR, this season. People IN this country
don't know how TO use them. They imagine that
samovar is to make Tea in; whereas tea III h'S'''
where tea is made IN pII,cton-is always mauo IL
an earthcn teapot
"Thc samOvar ought to be engraved on inc iu'N'a'
coat of arIs ~ ,ry Russian, from the peasant 10 ''o
Gar has sarnovar bui Tho samovar is oniy 10 h"a'
tbo ,ya,cr for the tea This tube yoa notice.
he continued removing the cover, ""hch III U.s.
Shoud be- filled with lighted charcoal uS"'S
advise uc,ons TO start the charcoal In the range anu
nut II uahcd I'm the samovar tube. The space al"""'
tbis tube IS nllcd with cold water, the saiho'" i
placcd ON the table and In few moments inc "a'oi
h.,ins to boil Eu sian ladies always pieIaie mn lh,I
Tea Themselves AT the ta.c An cafihtH i'df"' ~"
n small box containing tea. IS always pi" "a ~"
tbr lady Al the heaa 81 fh' table. shc Ms' '"l"'
Itfle milling water In the teapot 10 neat II III III"
iurns this ont and puts In tn tea shc 'ui, o",r
,af'.r nvcr II and instantly turn this ON II i MI -
fo wash The dust al tn tea Ms uuh sl -
the tea sutcient water to make II qullc siIohS CuNc
II Win a uaphin AMI leaves it for f." uu'"'> i"
draw Then ,hr illi, each Tea glass part! Il q. ~
sfrnur Tea and fills II = with boiling wafer H"ii n'
can,nyar regulating the strength nf IN tia'' "l 'o'
IN The taste Of the person 10 whom 1t Is ScrNcA ,
Russ aus do not drink 81 une '"a NJ > :, ~
IN ,bin glasses at I'm metal amcs Ike Inrh>h core"
Guns 4 tea glass aud holder Is a popular tlI l",n nom
a lady to a Gentleman. VI stcr that has b' 'h "''I,
gftrrn minute, Is considered unit 10 max" tra ~!
tca is served boiling bot cold tea IS all abonlhati"h
II * uof known Russia
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11

II a. able that -tr'n, effort viii Dee made In this
Congress 10 get tie whole ~ the Interior Department
hui inr f1r tho Patent Once. senator Cockrcl- IN
,.,tltiug committee las become thoroughly convinced
fn,t t. branch Of public service sally crppcl
ior lack ~ room.
While the protector. and designer, ~ our new navy
have priucciy quarter, Ia tie ncv Army and Nary
Eullur. i.o men Who aye cxAniuiug thousand urph
cation, per wcca for patents. on which tnc industrial
progress. of ilo country Is largely dependent are
lnlned into small r,oui, brrttin; foul ar AMI dis ing
their elbow, INTO one another every time they turn
around Seven examiners. two clerks ana from one Il"
nyc attorney. n q sunl room soon reduce the a'mo,
pa,rc almost unbroa!hahic condition Desks re- 50
crowded that when bis por,fono- containing draw
in,. ARE pulled ont the passage ways are entirely
blocked AMI tacro IL for stool for tho
man who T. making the search lie Last either at ON
the floor or on hi, heel, am toll that the efficiency
OF the present working force could be increased - per
cent by ci,ui .uicicnt room. These facts begin
Ming 10 Dee realized hy Congrcss AMI something na> he
done thi- session looking toward relief. Ben Butter
worth Ohio who Commissioner Of Patents under
Arthur Away, takes abcnc,oion interest In the vel
fare of Bureau AMI will probably take the le"l III
any measure that may be proposed
Buttcrworh. by the way, says that his pet nnI'ns'
commercial union with canada. 4, developing Sto" ing
nppfift Tor dinners Tie Chamber of commerce dhh'I
ni 10. ton th, month VIII be dgr,tcd under thr Discus
sion ul commercial union hy IT, chosen apostle M'-'
Buttcrw"rth and Mtm"u. Inc h"'iu "' lI"u' 'i,s p
1rrortation of Now York also want To season their
tlr~iina- week. dinner With the Nt oi Inc new com
mcrcnl i,lon. Lesser dinner iu>ltrton' from hhlu
more and cl-cW here threaten dl sp' ,h o te k"" l'
the cApoSltor- OF Canadian rcpiocuy Ihlh-1 @'' ~
be- coming 10 that stnsr whore 'apacions st"aoh' are
= necessary To statesmen "a to Aldermen.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
STORIES ABOUT PEOPLE.
CHARLES DIcKEyS.AND ms FAMILY


Il motherlv sweet faced. little English mafro, n, ,h
true British type, even 10 the bit of lace that G
cap aaI rests on the baads of smOs,h hair that a,.
brushed - carefully of her pleasant face-a TYNE ~.
distinctly different from the American ran
Mr. Dickens daughter Is also patterned after bunarsd
OF gentle. we'll bred proper English girls with their oaS
acccnt and refined voices. whom | have met ia Thai,
mother country. They yenng women r,ho alUay..
Impress being " nice grS in every sense OF ~.
term Miss Dickens is somewhat above medium hnighI
with slender. graceful isurs pleasing. ronud plnmn
face. lighted by par 81 bOnny Mrs. Dickens any
her dan shter have made hs fremont House tner hon
while in Boston. and have met few pleasant peopIe in
cuding the wife OF OF the elder Dickens great,
friends and admirers. James T. Fields. farey IN mns,
be an Odd experience fer the son Vf gifted father "a
visit q whore the father has before ade
sort Of triumphant tour. One gentleman whsn NJ
Dickens hs met since his arrival in Boston tod bi,,
biuntJ no " wasn't what his father was"
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
THAT PRECIOCS BIBLE.

ro,r t,,r,av o,t,c firm Of kinney Ietnsome, tells
ltue story about himself "mch may S.i,h a ' ' -
We n I'm some Otlor mans experience non va, ="
vonng chap saws he. 81 got the lihos fcah fever
"A Ons with "A iO more Oi the H;h anu h"S7 VI O'i
and az Was pretty hard 10 manage around holo anu ~
as some stad old friends Of ny father were b"he ~
the gOid country, 1t wa COM ~ lul'l t' "a, , nv
trunk and lock It, NY mother, who, blcS- nor " -,
more than half afrad TO have me Z" out !h'p INA" a.
rnugh countr, brought han some Gasp bIDH Ou' 81
her bedroom and laid 1t In my trunk on Top oi INC
Other ,h,rs .a,a She want You to promise me
that YOU VIII rca.i this Blue every day
".0f course ! VIII mother saId; i viii read 1t
.?,nI. Joinnle' said she. i want You TO study wc
the Sermon the Mount II Will do you g3od. % you
viii find IT in II Matthew ant 81 Ma'ki aIa S'' 'n9 %
will road II Often. won't YOU, Johnnie
a promised everything, and meant to Keep my
promise 100. But -omelow | mover dd. never
nncncd tbe q DIE never even undld the clasp Ahcr
hal been at Pkcs Peak some tin", ana spent nearly
ali the money that my 'aher had given to ono OF hi7
old friends for mo | started with what was left To
come home. lolncd n paf that was coming home
er "%1 cy sc %e I fo om ,Sa' a on ran out
then spent all could borrow on such vauabcs a.
cnnld pawIi would have sold that Bnlr n dOlcn
times il could have found anybody 10 buy IT, Well
afAsr a heap of walking and all S0iis ol hhtnsnP
Ing va. over my mother began UNI acklne tho ntIe
Lan,hag ha brought back In the place OF the trunk
took away In the bottom Of IT sho founi tho Hi'io
- Your Bible looks as II you hadn't used 1t much
e.Sc.,' said l. Il took very good care Of IT,
@.DId von rcal It. Johnnie = "hc .skeL
You read the Sermon on IN" Mount then dlh yon 2
she asked, with kind of peculiar eApr' IN her
"TI,sn 4he opencd the Bible to st. Matthew and thero
lay the S2O bil she hal put bcwccn the leaves
and St John $50 in al and ! would have gwen every
cent Of TO have been Gn OF lhni room. ..o,,r, ~,
the Sermon on tie Mount, Was Il. my mother said about
the matter"
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
Wash ton gossip IN The Boston Trare'iey


Congressman Frank Lduler Of chicago i, ms
Of The leope lie ha, mo- Iatc ai r, love r ,, s ,s
Prominence 81 th.ir ancestors. Nh. La~nr Ia,
climbed up TO Position IN Consrc>, from iAe 1o"r,'
rounds Of the social ladder lie has been lAoo,ci,
a lettrr-caricr. hrcpcr Of an iniluen al c.rmil
ward politician a thcI-O alderman. and a Co. -i'''
men IN thc W".ld' ana ) A"a9s trd.3 ~ -, '' d." ,
act for a friend Mr. IaVlcr rcrcuflN hai o',2,pi
10 call ou secretary Eudcou. and be- fouud mat -n,
him. Mr. Eulcou appeared 10 be somewhat iort
by th' Icfs stency of he hrni.cr Oh lh' l-.si'
branch Of iA' eoN'.uu'hi' ana va "Vt a. q" .,'.i,
posed To nay much attention 20 hm. l2"l'' >','A
to him. ho"ryr and AZ last ranrd ms lnn,, ~, M
that the august secretary thd"'d oIl >ohvN '" W l
wards th" 'on-rc, man and IiS,cedea 10 E.'' ,,t
few points ON m" history OF Na,$s'n,N',,', i &
rics of The old Colonial dayS. and incidentally m'n,
toncd that h' ancestors were among 5"y i ,s
is about 49, only subject that wll warm him BE- pre-,
crctlcd To trace the family back unl he had passed
down 10 where IN" AdamScS frs arose on the gen
calog'cal hlH,on. and wound MP by SAYING: ..n,
the Endcut family back 10 the earliest STAG "i NV
Norman conquest Of England. In fact the fnicotS
v,re known before William the NonIu,lor WaN heai
william heConqucror the blank" rcrlici VI law
lcr " p,orus m" paSth summer Win my I@.,'@
good dr,l ~ atntlon thr airly history ~ -" AZ
Icr family William the Conor"ror, Why. h's
nowhere found that m" LawlrrN were prominent
family on ca'fh even hnforr the Hood D.,
To say that Nh rndcott was % a,ion.'nct ~",e ~,
scarcely express hls fcrlncS He alr"'' ca'ird ~
breath but at lcns'h happy thought s''''"
l'm ,, ,.,.,. ..,., IL,
,t. ,.,i,c = you can tracr rho Lavl"rS h'r' h'-
~, ,hc r,ad how {, ~ that never heard anything
OF the family u M" frkt" IL. a., ,,t,..,,
- 80. ',nt,l Then hc recovered himself AMI h''
starfy replied ,, , $50, ., understand
~ -, ~, l,r.s vrrr A res poet able family They
'l1L 'L,s ami horses and cycrythns cl>" thai vr'
,crc>>ary for r'utcmrn in thr an'rnlnVlah t, n1,S
~, ,, l.rs sir had boat Of their own ami didnt
,,vc tc 20 INTO ~" Nk' ., -,
W. Fndcott does not tell this story on' Ut Law
lnr d,cs
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
REFRESHfNG ms MEMORY

FT0ln Ihf FfdIC7sI' V'lT"NT""
Mrs. Edwin Booth had liIe pet uot
vl'rh Mr. Hn,th ofcn held upon hl,
Ln.. al the samo time, II s"'mr pinch
lug his cG'> ia an absent mind'l mahh'i """' I"
g.,,d IA conversation.
Ar and Ar-. Booth went To- Europe. ana on ih'lr
rctuln altcr quite lens alsrntc, the dog was i"n"l
not 10 remember them.
Within a week ur so. however MIR Booth had the
dog or nj. knee. aud happened To fall 10 piLchns hl-
ear ln the od uhcuh~ciuu, manner
-rhr llfitlc p,t looked UP at him II moment, and
then iumprI up Delighted, licked his masters hands,
,uI made every possible demonstration Of pleasure,
showing plainly that he now for the first time, roc
coruzci h. old friend.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-11
EYCEpT ONE

From The LOnd0i Ittus'rate0 Nsrs
The MOOrs nave the ne Ions oi di lOmatic honor
though "hOsOr" understand, l. word they nave not
.oi IN their dictionary The Grand NHiers co. '0er that
every ATbassadOr his price. ami once upon ue
Grand Nlzer 70 the Minister OF fJregs power and
offered hun slOOOO 10 drop certain question: ia,ulOt
at helHs siered "A buDc. The AWbl5ssdJg broke Jt me
strong Ian .uage. his habit aDi a,to IL 40
Grand NZler that the latter exclaimed: BU, y = "a bR
enough we can make II msre." As the Ambassador Je
cane narcuide, and sA5y5l strong symptom, y. Aay-
ing apOplectic o.. tho Grand NZier tha, be hal
made "A mistake. aEt apOls =Ilcd saying:
"Iut a.. ysur colleagues have iaAcu IT."
"Impo-,lble" cred tho AA)tssAisr, "no ole o.
them w.ud do So"
"Al Of ihen iuy 7rlably haye,' rcteratc the No)r
All OF thrIui"
al, cIcep. one"